Attractions near Hatton Court Hotel Gloucester

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Hatton Court Hotel Gloucester

Upton Hill, Upton St Leonards, Gloucestershire, GL4 8DE - England, UK

Nestled in the beautiful Cotswolds, Hatton Court Hotel Gloucester has dramatic views across Malvern Hills and Severn Estuary, and provides an excellent base for exploring some of the county’s most popular attractions. Built in the style of a 17th Century...

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Attractions near Hatton Court Hotel Gloucester

A selection of attractions close to Hatton Court Hotel Gloucester:

Fiery Beacon Gallery (3.2 Miles)

The Fiery Beacon Gallery exhibits and sells unusual and contemporary arts and crafts. Regularly changing exhibitions focus on painting, jewellery, glass, ceramics, photography, textiles and...

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Painswick Woodcrafts (3.2 Miles)

The Cotswolds is well known for its craft shops and galleries, selling everything from jewellery to ceramics. This one sells nothing but wood, particularly items...

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Post Office (3.2 Miles)

Painswick Post Office is the oldest in England. Built in 1478, it is the only Painswick building with a part timber-framed front, although many buildings...

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Victoria Square (3.3 Miles)

Victoria Square's striking buildings are typical of Painswick where most of the houses are built from the same distinctive silver-grey stone, quarried nearby in the...

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Guild Gallery (3.3 Miles)

This gallery is owned and run by the famous Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen. The organization, one of the oldest of its kind in the country,...

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Bisley Street (3.3 Miles)

Bisley Street runs along the ancient Gloucester-to-Cirencester road, and has Painswick's oldest buildings. Among them, New Hall, a fifteenth Century wool hall, The Chur, which...

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Gloucestershire Craftsmen (3.3 Miles)

The Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen was founded in 1933 and since that time has gone from strength to strength. It features an eclectic mixture...

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St Mary’s Church (3.3 Miles)

St Mary’s Church in Painswick is unique for the dozens of clipped yew trees in its churchyard. The trees have given rise to two legends....

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Gloucester City Museum (5 Miles)

The Victorians had a passion for museums. Gloucester acquired its imposing purpose-built museum in 1900, but the collection it was built to house was started...

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Merchant’s Quay Shopping Centre (5 Miles)

At the heart of the historic docks is this waterfront complex of cafés and speciality shops. Its covered courtyard gives access to Phillpotts Warehouse, which...

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National Waterways Museum (5 Miles)

Immerse yourself in Britain’s canals without getting wet. Hands-on displays illuminate life and work on the waterways. Learn how to drive a barge through a...

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Little Cloister House (5 Miles)

The Abbey of St Peter was grand enough to have two cloisters. The smaller one gave onto the monastic infirmary. So we can picture it...

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Guildhall (5.2 Miles)

The Guildhall was built in 1890-2 for Gloucester City Council. Architect George H. Hunt did not stint on the civic magnificence. When the building was...

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Greyfriars (5.2 Miles)

Ruins are all that remain of the medieval Greyfriars. This Franciscan friary was founded around 1230 by Thomas, lord of Berkeley Castle. The Franciscans were...

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Gloucestershire Archives (5.2 Miles)

The Gloucestershire Archives are a fascinating collection of documents that have a history that goes back many hundreds of years. A great deal of...

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Golden Cross (5.2 Miles)

Here’s the proof that Gloucester flourished in Elizabethan times. This fine town house would have been built for a prosperous merchant, living above his shop....

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The Soldiers of Gloucester Museum (5.3 Miles)

Sphinxes guard the entrance to this military museum. Why? The sphinx of Egypt is a battle honour won by the Gloucestershire Regiment. Inside is displayed...

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The Fountain Inn (5.3 Miles)

Few public houses have a history as long as this one. The present building dates from the 17th century, but there was an inn on...

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King’s School (5.3 Miles)

Henry VIII founded King’s School. When he converted the Abbey of St Peter into Gloucester Cathedral, he also replaced the monastic school with a cathedral...

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Historic Gloucester Docks (5.4 Miles)

Britain’s most inland port was once thronged with ships unloading their cargoes. Massive Victorian warehouses and a steam crane conjure up those days so well...

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Shire Hall (5.4 Miles)

Gloucestershire County Council has an impressive home. The original building opened in 1816. It was designed by Sir Robert Smirke for the county magistrates. His...

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Coach and Horses (5.4 Miles)

This pub’s overhanging upper floor gives away its age. Its sturdy timber frame has seen out the centuries. The core of it was built in...

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Gloucester Cathedral (5.5 Miles)

The beautiful Gloucester Cathedral has been a place of worship for more than 1,300 years. With its stunning architecture, the cloisters are regarded as one...

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Gloucester Folk Museum (5.6 Miles)

Discover what life was really like in Gloucester over the last 500 years. On display is local history, home life, crafts, trades and industries. Children...

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St Mary de Lode Church (5.6 Miles)

This church is a curiosity. Its nave was rebuilt in 1825-6 by James Cooke. He was a local mason, but he chose to support the...

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The Space (5.8 Miles)

Stroud's former Temperance Hall is now home to The Space, a community arts centre. Art exhibitions, drama, dance, poetry and music can all now...

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Centre for Science and Art (6 Miles)

This very elaborate Gothic building was designed by WHC Fisher and built by JP Seddon in 1891. Iron-framed, the building also has many decorative features...

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Church of St Lawrence (6 Miles)

Although St Lawrence's Church was built as a chapel of ease in the late thirteenth Century, it was largely rebuilt in the nineteenth Century -...

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Bank Gardens (6 Miles)

Stroud's Bank Gardens provide a green space for visitors and residents right in the town centre. Here well-kept lawns are combined with unusual planting schemes,...

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Cornhill Market Place (6 Miles)

This purpose-built market place is the venue for the first and best farmers' market in Gloucestershire. Stroud Farmers' Market, established in 1999, was named Best...

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Old Town Hall (6 Miles)

This is one of the first market houses in Gloucestershire. Built in 1590 by John Throckmorton, it originally stood alone in the centre of a...

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St Lawrence Church Hall (6 Miles)

This late 19th Century church hall was restored by the arts and crafts architect, Thomas Falconer, in the 1920s. The arts and crafts movement promoted...

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The Shambles (6 Miles)

Shambles means slaughter house, and in 1651, John Bond, a butcher, leased this area together with two cottages and a market was born. Since then,...

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Stroud Congregational Church (6.1 Miles)

Stroud's Congregational Church is an impressive building. Neoclassical, it was designed by Charles Baker and completed in 1837. Its best feature is probably the circular...

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Museum in The Park (6.1 Miles)

Stroud's museum is set in the beautiful landscaped grounds of Stratford Park, a few minutes walk from the town centre. Here, a permanent display of...

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Stratford Park Leisure Centre (6.1 Miles)

Stratford Park Leisure Centre has a range of facilities to suit everyone, from fun-loving children to health-conscious adults. They include a 25-metre indoor swimming pool...

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Subscription Rooms (6.1 Miles)

Stroud’s Subscription Rooms are as central to community life today as they were in 1833 when they were built with money raised from public subscriptions....

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Sim’s Clock (6.1 Miles)

This clock is one of Stroud's most distinctive landmarks. It stands at the junction of Russell Street, George Street and London Road, surrounded by some...

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Statue of George Holloway (6.2 Miles)

The clothing manufacturer, George Holloway, was once the largest employer in Stroud. He was also a Member of Parliament, a social reformer and the man...

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